GCC 3.3.3?

From: Andreas Möller (andreas-moeller_at_gmx.net)
Date: 12/29/03

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    Hello list,

    I just wondered why GCC in -CURRENT (and RELENG_5_2 aswell) identifies
    itself as GCC 3.3.3. As far as I can tell the most recent release is
    3.3.2, while 3.3.3 is still being developed and scheduled for release
    around end of january next year.

    I think the GCC currently in the tree is a prerelease of what eventually
    will become the 3.3.3 release and should be marked accordingly, but
    perhaps I just missed something.

    This issue (if it is an issue at all) is mainly cosmetic, though.

    -Andreas

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